With the London Science Blogging Conference finished up, it was time to reflect on the good, the bad and the ugly of science blogging.I chatted to Lisa Bailey, who blogs about science at Bridge 8, about what we learnt at the conference, how blogging can be used effectively to communicate science, the challenges laid down at the conference - including the challenge to get senior scientists to blog - and where science blogging might be going from here.
For more from the conference, check out the Mr Science podcast from our evening in London science pubs.
This is my last post and podcast for a couple of weeks as I travel home to Sydney after an absolutely wonderful 18 months in London. I will miss all the new friends I have made, and all the old friends I have met again. London, it's been emotional. See y'all in Sydney and if any one wants to sponsor a visa for me to come back, just get in contact!
Listen in to my conversation with Lisa here:
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